Евразиатский энтомол. журнал 19(5): 281–290 © EUROASIAN ENTOMOLOGICAL doi: 10.15298/euroasentj.19.5.10 JOURNAL, 2020 Ground (Coleoptera, Carabidae) of the central part of the Badzhal Range, Khabarovskii Krai, Russia Æóæåëèöû (Coleoptera, Carabidae) öåíòðàëüíîé ÷àñòè Áàäæàëüñêîãî õðåáòà, Õàáàðîâñêèé êðàé Yu.N. Sundukov*, O.V. Kuberskaya** Þ.Í. Ñóíäóêîâ*, Î.Â. Êóáåðñêàÿ**

* Federal Scientific Center of the East Asia Terrestrial Biodiversity, Far East Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Prosp. 100-letiya Vladivostoka 159, Vladivostok 690022 Russia. E-mail: [email protected]. * Федеральный научный центр биоразнообразия наземной биоты Восточной Азии ДВО РАН, пр. 100-летия Владивостока 159, Владивосток 690022 Россия.

** Komsomolsky branch of Federal State-Funded Institution «Zapovednoye Priamurye», Prosp. Mira 54, Komsomolsk-na-Amure 681000 Russia. E-mail: [email protected]. ** Филиал Комсомольский ФГБУ «Заповедное Приамурье», пр-т Мира 54, Комсомольск-на-Амуре 681000 Россия.

Key words: Carabidae, fauna, Badzhal Range, Russian Far East. Ключевые слова: Carabidae, фауна, Баджальский хребет, Дальний Восток России.

Abstract. A list of 76 Carabidae species from 21 genera is an province of the East Asian floristic region and the presented for the central part of the Badzhal Range, Kha- Okhotsk-Kamchatka province of the Circumboreal flo- barovskii Krai, Russia on the basis of an examination of c. ristic region [Mishina, 2003]. 2000 specimens. The altitudinal-zonal distribution of ground Despite the fact that in the second half of the 20th populations along the Omot-Makit River basin in century and the beginning of the 21st century, the central part of the ridge is analyzed. Representatives of the genera Pterostichus and Carabus are predominate in the collection of ground beetles on the Badzhal Range was zonal biotopes. The fauna of carabid beetles of the Badzhal quite active, there are almost no publications on the Range is characterized as «Arctic-montane» according to the collected material. For example, we know that in the generic composition, with a high number of East Asian bore- foothills of the Badzhal Range and the Amgun River al-montane endemic species. valley small collections of ground beetles were made by A.I. Kurentsov and D.G. Kononov in 1957, O.G. Gamero- Резюме. На основании литературных данных и изуче- va, A.S. Pleshanov, A.V. Tokmakov and V.I. Epova in нии более 2 тысяч экземпляров, впервые составлен список 1983, M.E. Cherniakhovsky in 1984 and A.A. Kuzmin in Carabidae Баджальского хребта, включающий 76 видов из 1995. Interesting materials on Carabidae were collected 21 рода. Проанализировано высотно-поясное население in the highlands of the ridge by the famous geologist жужелиц в бассейне р. Омот-Макит (центральная часть and entomologist O.N. Kabakov (1965) and ornitholo- хребта). Показано, что численно в зональных биотопах gist A.A. Nazarenko (1978 and 1979). The fruitful year этой реки доминируют представители родов Pterostichus и Carabus. Таксономический анализ показывает, что на уров- for studying the fauna of Badzhal Range was 1997, не родовых групп карабидофауна Баджальского хребта when five coleopterologists worked at once on its terri- имеет ярко выраженные черты арктомонтанной фауны, tory: A.E. Brinev, V.A. Komarov and theriologist S.V. обогащенной значительной долей восточноазиатских боре- Kruskop (the Mogdy River basin in the western part of омонтанных эндемиков видового уровня. the ridge) and D.E. Lomakin, A.V. Plutenko and Yu.N. Sundukov (Gerbi River basin in the central part). In our Introduction century, the highlands of this ridge were visited by entomologists E.V. Novomodnyi (2001), D.N. Kochetk- The Badzhal Range is one of the southern and high- ov (2007), A.E. Brinev and P.V. Budilov (2014). Howev- est ridges of the Amur Region [Gvozdecki, Golubchik- er, according to literary data from the Badzhalsky Range ov, 1987], located in the interfluve of the Amur and and the Amgun River valley only 20 species from 10 gen- Amgun rivers, 200–220 km to the north of Khabarovsk era of the family Carabidae were indicated, and 6 of (Fig. 1). Its length from the southwest to the northeast them were described as new taxa [Lafer, 1978, 1989; is about 220 km, and the maximum heights exceed 2000 Shilenkov, 1987; Obydov, 1999, 2005; Brinev, Shilenk- m altitude (Mt. Korol, 2263 m; Mt. Ulun, 2221 m; Mt. ov, 2001; Zamotajlov, Lafer, 2001; Plutenko, 2004; Sun- Koroleva, 2219 m). According to one of the floristic dukov, 2005, 2011, 2013, 2019; Zamotajlov, 2005, 2017; zoning schemes, along the southern foothills of the Dudko, 2006; Brinev, Budilov, 2007; Koshkin et al., Badzhal Radge there is a border between the Manchuri- 2016; Deuve, Reuter, 2019]. 282 Yu.N. Sundukov, O.V. Kuberskaya

The vertical zonation in the central part of Badzhal Range is well defined. In the Omot-Makit River basin two high-altitude zones of vegetation - mountain-forest and mountain-tundra are clearly distinguished. The mountain forest zone (900–1600 m alt.) occupies the valleys of the Omot-Makit River and its tributaries, as well as the adjacent slopes. It is represented by three main formations: 1) floodplain spruce forests with the addition of fir and poplar (900–1300 m alt.); 2) swampy valley larch forests rising along streams to 1500–1600 m alt.; 3) mountain larch forests on the slopes, sometimes reaching a heigh of 1700 m altitude. The mountain-tundra zone occupies the upper part of the watersheds and plateau above 1700–1800 m alti- tude and is represented by small sections of the Arctic- Alpine shrubbery or moss-lichen tundra with signifi- cant participation of dwarf stone pine. From the foot of the slopes to the watersheds, large areas are occupied by placer stones, the development of which is associat- ed with the influence of systematic wild fires [Man’ko, 1961]. In the middle course of Omot-Makit River, at an altitude of 1155 m, there is a fairly big Lake Omot, an area of about 0.3 km2 (Figs 4, 7). It is believed that the lake arose as a result of a powerful seismic collapse of the mountain slope.

Material and methods The collection of the first author that was made July 2–4, 1997 in the lower and middle reaches of Gerbi River and July 5–21 of the same year — in the basin of its left tributary, Omot-Makit River was the basis for this work (Fig. 2). During this time, 1964 specimens of adults of ground beetles belonging to 71 species from 17 genera Figs 1–2. 1 — Badzhal Range on the map of the Amur Region; 2 — Map of the Omot-Makit River basin. White circles and 13 tribes were collected and studied. The bulk of indicate the location of soil traps. The map was received from this material is stored in the collection of the Federal the site https://yandex.ru/maps/. Scientific Center of the East Asia Terrestrial Biodiversi- Ðèñ. 1–2. 1 — Áàäæàëüñêèé õðåáåò íà êàðòå Ïðèàìóðüÿ; ty, Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of 2 — êàðòà áàññåéíà ð. Îìîò-Ìàêèò. Áåëûå êðóæêè óêàçûâàþò Sciences, Vladivostok (FEB). In addition, the materials ðàñïîëîæåíèå ïî÷âåííûõ ëîâóøåê. Êàðòà ïîëó÷åíà ñ ñàéòà https://yandex.ru/maps/. of E.V. Novomodnyi (collected in 2001 in Omot-Makit River basin), D.N. Kochetkov (in 2007, at the source of Omot River) and a few specimens from the collections Unfortunately, we are not able to study all the mate- of the FEB, Moscow State Pedagogical University and rial collected by the listed collectors. But, given the Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Scienc- scarce information on the carabid fauna of the Badzhal es, St. Petersburg (a total 49 specimens of 19 species). Range (as a whole for the mountains of the Northern Taking into account the literature data, the general list Amur region), we consider it to be useful to publish a of ground beetles of Badzhal Range in this work in- list of ground beetles of this region, based on literature cludes 76 species from 21 genera and 15 tribes. data and materials studied by the first author to date. In the study of ground beetles, we used the most affordable methods: manual collection, collection using Research area an exhauster and trapping in soil traps. As soil traps, 200 ml plastic glasses filled with a 2–4 % aqueous The studies were conducted in 1997 in the Gerbi solution of acetic acid were used. River basin, located in the central, highest part of the The taxonomic sequence of subfamilies and tribes in Badzhal Range (Fig. 1, 8). Since the main collection of the list is given according to their position in the cata- ground beetles were made in the Omot-Makit River logue of the ground beetles of Sikhote-Alin [Sundukov, basin, the following is the description of the natural 2013], and genera, subgenera within the genus and conditions of this region only (Figs 2–7). species within the subgenus, in alphabetical order. Ground beetles of the central part of the Badzhal Range, Khabarovskii Krai, Russia 283

The frequently cited collector name of Yu. Sunduk- 3 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1170 m, floodplain dark coniferous ov in the labels for the material is abbreviated as YS. forest, 9–15.VII.1997, YS, 5 ex.

List of species (Boreonebria) nivalis (Paykull, 1790) Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–800 m, Carabidae Latreille, 1802 bank of the river, 3–4.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 Cicindelinae Latreille, 1802 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, 5.VII.1997, YS, 6 ex.; Omot- Cicindelini Latreille, 1802 Makit River from Lake Omot up to 3 km downstream, Cicindela (Cicindela) restricta h~1050–1170 m, 12.VII.1997, YS, 10 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1180 m, on the bank of a stream, 9–15.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; the upper Fischer von Waldheim, 1828 reaches of Omot-Makit River, h~1200–1500 m, bank of the Cicindela (Cicindela) restricta Fischer von Waldheim, 1828: river, 7.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; source of Omot River, h~2000– Lafer, 1978: 9–10 (Badzhal River; Amgun River near Duki; 2100 m, dwarf stone pine tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 19 ex.; Amgun River near Pupok Mt.). the upper reaches of Urmi River, h~1700–2000 m, anonymous, 1 ex. Material. Omot-Makit River, h~900–1000 m, 24– 25.VI.2001, E. Novomodnyi leg., 3 ex.; source of Omot River Nebria (Boreonebria) subdilatata (Urmi River basin), h~2000 m, tundra, 10–13.VII.2007, D. Kochetkov leg., 3 ex. Motschulsky, 1844 Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–800 m, Cicindela (Cicindela) transbaicalica pebble bank of river, 3–4.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; Omot-Makit Motschulsky, 1844 River 3 km below Lake Omot, h~1050 m, 6.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; ibid, 12.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex. Cicindela (Cicindela) transbaicalica Motschulsky, 1844: Lafer, 1978: 14 (Amgun River near Pupok Mt.). Nebria (Catonebria) baicalopacifica Dudko et Shilenkov, 2006 Nebriinae Laporte, 1834 Nebria (Catonebria) baicalopacifica Dudko et Shilenkov, Nebriini Laporte, 1834 sp.n.: Dudko, 2006: 26 (the upper reaches of the Omot-Makit (Leistus) niger Gebler, 1847 River). Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~800 m, pebble Leistus (Leistus) niger Gebler, 1847: Sundukov, 2013: 48 bank of river, 4.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; source of Omot River, (Badzhal Range). tundra, 25.VI.2001, E. Novomodnyi leg., 2 ex. Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–800 m, 3–4.VII.1997, YS, 13 ex.; 3 km above the mouth of Omot- Makit River, h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley forest, Nebria (Catonebria) catenulata 5.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Fischer von Waldheim, 1820 Omot, h~1100 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15– 21.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1170 m, floodplain dark Nebria (Catonebria) catenulata Fischer von Waldheim, coniferous forest, 9–15.VII.1997, YS, 5 ex.; Omot-Makit 1820: Dudko, 2006: 21 (Gerbi River 12 km SE of Gerbi; lower River from Omot Lake to the upper reaches, h~1170–1400 course of the Omot-Makit River; Dzhamku River). m, 7–9.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; the upper reaches of Urmi River, Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~800 m, pebble h~1500 m, VI.1978, A. Nazarenko leg., 1 ex. bank of river, 4.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex.; lower course of Omot- Makit River, h~900–1000 m, 5.VII.1997, YS, 5 ex.; Omot- Nebria (Boreonebria) biseriata Lutshnik, 1915 Makit River from Lake Omot up to 3 km downstream, Material. Lake Omot, h~1170 m, valley coniferous forest, h~1050–1170 m, 12.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. 8–13.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; ibid, 9–15.VII.1997, YS, 7 ex.; ibid, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 43 ex.; ibid, 25.VI.2001, E. Novomodnyi Nebria (Reductonebria) ochotica leg., 2 ex.; the upper reaches of Omot-Makit River, h~1180– R.F. Sahlberg, 1844 1400 m, dark coniferous forest, 7–9.VII.1997, YS, 10 ex.; Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–800 m, Badzhal Range, h~1800–2000 m, anonymous, 1 ex. pebble bank of river, 3–4.VII.1997, YS, 8 ex.; Omot-Makit Nebria (Boreonebria) frigida R.F. Sahlberg, 1844 River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, bank of the river, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, 9 ex.; Omot-Makit River from Lake Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–900 m, 3– Omot up to 3 km downstream, h~1050–1170 m, 12.VII.1997, 4.VII.1997, YS, 17 ex.; 3 km above the mouth of Omot-Makit YS, 22 ex.; Omot-Makit River from Omot Lake to the upper River, h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, reaches, h~1170–1400 m, 7–9.VII.1997, YS, 7 ex. 31 ex.; Omot-Makit River 3 km below Lake Omot, h~1050 m, 6.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; ibid, 12.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; Omot-Makit Notiophilini Motschulsky, 1850 River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; Lake Omot, fasciatus Mäklin, 1855 h~1170 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 9–15.VII.1997, Material. 3 km above the mouth of Omot-Makit River, YS, 152 ex.; ibid, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 23 ex.; source of Omot h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; River, h~1800–2000 m, mountain tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, Omot-Makit River from Lake Omot up to 3 km downstream, 1 ex.; tundra, 25.VI 2001, E. Novomodnyi leg., 1 ex. h~1050–1170 m, 6.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; ibid, 12.VII.1997, YS, Nebria (Boreonebria) gyllenhali 1 ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, (Schönherr, 1806) floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, 17 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1180 m, larch forest at the foot of the slope, Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–800 m, 8–13.VII.1997, YS, 12 ex.; ibid, h~1170 m, floodplain dark 3–4.VII.1997, YS, 8 ex.; Omot-Makit River from Lake Omot coniferous forest, 9–15.VII.1997, YS, 22 ex.; ibid, 13– up to 3 km downstream, h~1050–1170 m, 6.VII.1997, YS, 20.VII.1997, YS, 11 ex.; Omot-Makit River from Omot Lake 284 Yu.N. Sundukov, O.V. Kuberskaya

Figs 3–8. Habitats of Carabidae in Badzhal range. 3 — The source of the Omot River; 4 — View of the Lake Omot from the watershed of the Omot and Omot-Makit rivers; 5 — Placer stones in the foreground — the habitat of Pterostichus orion, Pt. longipes and Pt. (Cryobius) sp. 4; 6 — View of the Ulun Mt., 2221 m alt.; 7 — The Lake Omot; 8 — The Gerbi River in the middle reaches. Photos by A.V. Plutenko. Ðèñ. 3–8. Ìåñòîîáèòàíèÿ æóæåëèö Áàäæàëüñêîãî õðåáòà. 3 — Èñòîê ð. Îìîò-Ìàêèò; 4 — âèä íà îç. Îìîò ñ âîäîðàçäåëà ðåê Îìîò è Îìîò-Ìàêèò; 5 — êàìåííûå ðîññûïè íà ïåðåäíåì ïëàíå — áèîòîï Pterostichus orion, Pt. longipes and Pt. (Cryobius) sp. 4; 6 — âèä íà ãîðó Óëóí, 2221 ì í.ó.ì.; 7 — îç. Îìîò; 8 — ð. Ãåðáè â ñðåäíåì òå÷åíèè. Ôîòî À.Â. Ïëóòåíêî.

to the upper reaches, h~1170–1400 m, 7–9.VII.1997, YS, 1 Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–750 m, ex.; source of Omot River, h~2000–2100 m, dwarf stone pine floodplain poplar forest, 3.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; 3 km above the tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 24 ex. mouth of Omot-Makit River, h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 13 ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 km Carabinae Latreille, 1802 below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, floodplain dark coniferous Carabini Latreille, 1802 forest, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, 19 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1180 m, larch forest at the foot of the slope, 8–13.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; Carabus (Aulonocarabus) canaliculatus ibid, h~1170 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 9– sichotensis Born, 1914 15.VII.1997, YS, 26 ex.; ibid, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex.; Carabus (Aulonocarabus) canaliculatus sichotensis Born, source of Omot River, h~2000–2100 m, dwarf stone pine 1914: Sundukov, 2013: 55 (Badzhal Range). tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex. Ground beetles of the central part of the Badzhal Range, Khabarovskii Krai, Russia 285

Carabus (Aulonocarabus) gaschkewitschii Elaphrus (Elaphrus) riparius gaschkewitschii Motschulsky, 1859 (Linnaeus, 1758) Carabus (Aulonocarabus) gaschkewitchi gaschkewitchi Material. Lake Omot, h~1170 m, silted shore, 8– Motschulsky, 1859: Brinev, Budilov, 2007: 29 (Badzhal Range). 13.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; ibid, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; ibid, Deuve, Reuter, 2019: 6 (Badzhal Range). small lake among dwarf stone pine, 25.VI 2001, E. Novomodnyi Material. Source of Omot River, h~2000–2100 m, dwarf leg., 1 ex. stone pine tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 24 ex.; ibid, h~1800– 2000 m, mountain tundra, 14–19.VII.1997, YS, 90 ex.; source Elaphrus (Neoelaphrus) sibiricus of Omot River (Urmi River basin), h~2000 m, tundra, 10– Motschulsky, 1844 13.VII.2007, D. Kochetkov leg., 7 ex. Material. Lake Omot, h~1170 m, silted shore, 13– Carabus (Aulonocarabus) kabakovi Lafer, 1989 20.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex. Carabus kabakovi: Lafer, 1989: 119 (the upper reaches of Broscinae Hope, 1838 the Dariya River; Talijak Plateau; the upper reaches of the Broscini Hope, 1838 Urmi River). Miscodera arctica (Paykull, 1798) Carabus (Aulonocarabus) kabakovi Lafer, 1989: Koshkin Material. Omot-Makit River from Lake Omot up to et al., 2016: 313 (Badzhal Range). 3 km downstream, h~1050–1170 m, bank of the river, Material. Source of Omot River, h~2000–2100 m, dwarf 6.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. stone pine tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; ibid, h~1800– 2000 m, mountain tundra, 14–19.VII.1997, YS, 9 ex.; the Trechinae Bonelli, 1810 upper reaches of Dariya River, VIII 1965, O. Kabakov leg., Trechini Bonelli, 1810 1 ex.; the upper reaches of Urmi River, h~1700–2000 m, mountain tundra, 18.VI.1979, A. Nazarenko leg., 1 ex. Trechus (Trechus) badzhalicus Plutenko, 2004 Trechus badzhalicus: Plutenko, 2004: 33 (environs of the Carabus (Hemicarabus) macleayi Lake Omot). Dejean, 1826 Trechus (Trechus) badzhalensis Plutenko, 2004: Sundukov, Carabus (Hemicarabus) macleayi Dej.: Shilenkov, 1987: 8 2019: 1051 (Badzhal Range). (Amgun station). Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700 m, bank Tachyini Motschulsky, 1862 of the river, 3.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. Tachyta (Tachyta) nana (Gyllenhal, 1810) Carabus (Megodontus) vietinghoffii fulgidus Material. Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, 5.VII.1997, YS, 6 ex.; Omot-Makit River from Lake Fischer von Waldheim, 1828 Omot up to 3 km downstream, h~1050–1170 m, 6.VII.1997, Carabus (Megodontus) vietinghoffi bureianus Shilenkov, YS, 15 ex.; ibid, 12.VII.1997, YS, 13 ex. 1996: Obydov, 1999: 92 (Lake Omot), 2005: 23 (Lake Omot). Bembidiini Stephens, 1827 Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~800 m, floodplain forest, 4.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; 3 km above the mouth Bembidion (Bembidion) mandli Netolitzky, 1932 of Omot-Makit River, h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley Material. Lake Omot, h~1170 m, coastal glades, 13– forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 km below 20.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex. Lake Omot, h~1100 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15– 21.VII.1997, YS, 15 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1180 m, larch forest at Bembidion (Blepharoplataphus) hastii the foot of the slope, 8–13.VII.1997, YS, 12 ex.; ibid, C.R. Sahlberg, 1827 h~1170 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 9–15.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex.; source of Omot River, h~2000–2100 m, dwarf stone Material. Omot-Makit River from Lake Omot up to pine tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 16 ex.; source of Omot River 3 km downstream, h~1050–1170 m, pebble bank of river, (Urmi River basin), h~2000 m, mountain tundra, 10– 6.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex. 13.VII.2007, D. Kochetkov leg., 1 ex. Bembidion (Diplocampa) transparens prostratum Carabus (Tomocarabus) aurocinctus (Motschulsky, 1844) Motschulsky, 1844 Material. Lower course of Gerbi River, h~600 m, swampy Material. 3 km above the mouth of Omot-Makit River, puddles on the road, 2.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex. h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 9 ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, Bembidion (Eupetedromus) sibiricum Dejean, 1831 floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, 13 ex. Material. Lower course of Gerbi River, h~600 m, swampy puddles on the road, 2.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; Lake Omot, Elaphrinae Latreille, 1802 h~1170 m, silted shore, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 13 ex. Elaphrini Latreille, 1802 Blethisa multipunctata (Linnaeus, 1758) Bembidion (Melomalus) altaicum Material. Lower course of Gerbi River, h~650 m, sphagnum (Gebler, 1833) swamp, 2–3.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex. Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–900 m, pebble bank of river, 3–4.VII.1997, YS, 11 ex. Elaphrus (Elaphroterus) angusticollis R.F. Sahlberg, 1844 Bembidion (Notaphus) obliquum Sturm, 1825 Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~800 m, Material. Lake Omot, h~1170 m, silted shore, 9– coniferous forest, 3.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; 3 km above the 15.VII.1997, YS, 26 ex.; ibid, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 23 ex.; ibid, mouth of Omot-Makit River, h~1000 m, bank of a forest small lake among dwarf stone pine, 25.VI 2001, E. Novomodnyi stream, 5.VII.1997, YS, 9 ex. leg., 4 ex. 286 Yu.N. Sundukov, O.V. Kuberskaya

Bembidion (Plataphodes) cf. crenulatum cinctus Motschulsky, 1860 R.F. Sahlberg, 1844 Material. Omot-Makit River upstream of Omot Lake, Material. Omot-Makit River from Lake Omot up to h~1200–1250 m, bank of the river, 7.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. 3 km downstream, h~1050–1170 m, bank of the river, 5– 12.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex. Platidiolus brinevi Comment.Preliminary determination. 2 females were col- Zamotajlov et Lafer, 2001 lected. The structure of the pronotum and other characters Platidiolus brinevi: Zamotajlov, Lafer, 2001: 432 (40 km make it possible to define them as B. crenulatum, but a south of Mogdy, h~1800 m, alpica); distinct, slightly transverse microsculpture of the elytra brings Zamotajlov, 2017: 465 (Badzhal Range). them closer to B. fellmanni (Mannerheim, 1823). Harpalinae Bonelli, 1810 Bembidion (Plataphodes) difficile Pterostichini Bonelli, 1810 (Motschulsky, 1844) Poecilus (Poecilus) fortipes Material. Source of Omot River, h~1800 m, snowfield (Chaudoir, 1850) edge on gravelly tundra, 14.VII.1997, YS, 7 ex.; the upper reaches of Urmi River, h~1700–2000 m, anonymous, 1 ex. Poecilus fortipes Chd.: Shilenkov, 1987: 10 (Amgun sta- tion). Bembidion (Plataphus) cf. asiaticum Material. Lower course of Gerbi River, h~600 m, on the Jedlička, 1965 road, 2.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. Material. Omot-Makit River from Lake Omot up to 3 Pterostichus (Bothriopterus) adstrictus km downstream, h~1050–1170 m, bank of the river, Eschscholtz, 1823 12.VII.1997, YS, 17 ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, bank of the river, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–900 m, 31 ex. 3–4.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; 3 km above the mouth of Omot- Comment. The definition was carried out according to the Makit River, h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley forest, description of A. Jedlička [1965], since B. asiaticum is un- 5.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; Omot-Makit River from Lake Omot up known to us. to 3 km downstream, h~1050–1170 m, 6.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, Bembidion (Plataphus) gebleri persuasum floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1170 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 9– Netolitzky, 1938 15.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; Omot-Makit River from Omot Lake to Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–900 m, the upper reaches, h~1170–1400 m, 7–9.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex. pebble bank of river, 3–4.VII.1997, YS, 39 ex.; mouth of Omot-Makit River, h~900 m, pebble bank of river, 12.VII.1997, Pterostichus (Cryobius) amurensis YS, 12 ex. (Poppius, 1906) Bembidion (Plataphus) infuscatipenne Material. 3 km above the mouth of Omot-Makit River, h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 8 ex.; Netolitzky, 1938 Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, Material. Mouth of Omot-Makit River, h~900 m, pebble floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, 8 ex.; bank of river, 12.VII.1997, YS, 22 ex. Lake Omot, h~1180 m, larch forest at the foot of the slope, 8–13.VII.1997, YS, 10 ex.; ibid, h~1170 m, floodplain dark Bembidion (Plataphus) prasinum coniferous forest, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 54 ex. (Duftschmid, 1812) Pterostichus (Cryobius) cf. brevicornis (Kirby, 1837) Material. Mouth of Omot-Makit River, h~900 m, pebble bank of river, 12.VII.1997, YS, 5 ex.; Omot-Makit River from Material. Source of Omot-Makit River, h~2000–2100 m, Lake Omot up to 3 km downstream, h~1050–1170 m, dwarf stone pine tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 36 ex. pebble bank of river, 6.VII.1997, YS, 7 ex. Comment. Has not been studied in detail. The determina- tion was made according to the publication of P. Erjiomin Bembidion (Terminophanes) mckinleyi [1998]. scandicum Lindroth, 1943 Pterostichus (Cryobius) kurosawai Material. Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, bank of the river, 21.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; source of Tanaka, 1958 Omot-Makit River from Lake Omot, h~1170 m, 13.VII.1997, Material. Middle course of Gerbi River at the mouth of YS, 2 ex. Omot-Makit River, h~900 m, 4.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; 3 km above the mouth of Omot-Makit River, h~1000 m, dark Patrobini Kirby, 1837 coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex.; Omot-Makit (Platidius) depressus (Gebler, 1830) River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, 39 ex.; Omot-Makit Diplous (Platidius) dolini: Zamotajlov, 2005: 50 (environs River from Lake Omot up to 3 km downstream, h~1050– of Dzhamku). 1170 m, 6.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex.; the upper reaches of Omot- Diplous (Platidius) depressus (Gebler, 1829): Sundukov, Makit River, h~1400 m, 9.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. 2013: 59 (Badzhal Range). Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–900 m, Pterostichus (Cryobius) cf. longipes pebble bank of river, 3–4.VII.1997, YS, 14 ex.; Omot-Makit (Poppius, 1906) River from Lake Omot up to 3 km downstream, h~1050– 1170 m, 6.VII.1997, YS, 6 ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 km below Material. Source of Omot-Makit River, h~1800–2000 m, Lake Omot, h~1100 m, pebble bank of river, 15–21.VII.1997, placer stones, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 19 ex.; the upper reaches of YS, 16 ex.; Omot-Makit River from Omot Lake to the upper Omot-Makit River, h~1400–1500 m, placer stones, 7.VII.1997, reaches, h~1170–1400 m, 7–9.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. YS, 2 ex. Ground beetles of the central part of the Badzhal Range, Khabarovskii Krai, Russia 287

Comment. Preliminary determination. A detailed com- very narrow elytra, heart-shaped pronotum and finely punc- parison with beetles from the Siberian Arctic is required. tured striae of elytra. Pterostichus (Cryobius) ochoticus Pterostichus (Cryobius) sp. 4 (R.F. Sahlberg, 1844) Material. Source of Omot-Makit River, h~1800–2000 m, Material. 3 km above the mouth of Omot-Makit River, placer stones, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 9 ex.; the upper reaches of h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 7 ex.; Omot-Makit River, h~1400–1500 m, placer stones, 7.VII.1997, Omot-Makit River from Lake Omot up to 3 km downstream, YS, 1 ex. h~1050–1170 m, 6.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; ibid, 12.VII.1997, YS, Comment. Undescribed species from the “planus” spe- 4 ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, cies group. floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, 20 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1170 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 9– Pterostichus (Eosteropus) orientalis 15.VII.1997, YS, 63 ex.; ibid, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 15 ex.; (Motschulsky, 1844) source of Omot-Makit River, h~1800–2000 m, mountain tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 24 ex. Material. Shore of Lake Omot at the source of Omot- Makit River, h~1170 m, 12.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex. Pterostichus (Cryobius) cf. ventricosus Pterostichus (Lenapterus) agonus (Eschscholtz, 1823) G.H. Horn, 1880 Material. 3 km above the mouth of Omot-Makit River, h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex.; Material. Source of Omot-Makit River, h~1800–2000 m, Omot-Makit River from Lake Omot up to 3 km downstream, mountain tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex. h~1050–1170 m, 12.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1170 Pterostichus (Lenapterus) cancellatus m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 9–15.VII.1997, YS, 41 ex.; ibid, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 66 ex. (Motschulsky, 1860) Comment. Preliminary determination. It differs from the Pterostichus (Lenapterus) cancellatus (Motschulsky, 1860): nominative form by the structure of the pronotum, microscu- Sundukov, 2005: 813 (Lake Omot; Omot-Makit River; Gerbi lpture of the elytra, the color of the palps, the structure of the River; Dariya River). penis lamella, which is close to the American Pt. riparius Material. Middle course of Gerbi River at the mouth of (Dejean, 1828), as well as its habitat in the forest. Omot-Makit River, h~900 m, 4.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; 3 km above the mouth of Omot-Makit River, h~1000 m, dark Pterostichus (Cryobius) sp. 1 coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, floodplain dark Material. 3 km above the mouth of Omot-Makit River, coniferous forest, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; h~1170 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 9–15.VII.1997, Lake Omot, h~1180 m, larch forest at the foot of the slope, YS, 22 ex.; ibid, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 18 ex.; ibid, 26.VI 2001, 8–13.VII.1997, YS, 9 ex. Comment. Perhaps an undescribed species from the E. Novomodnyi leg., 5 ex.; ibid, Lake Omot, h~1180 m, larch forest at the foot of the slope, 8–13.VII.1997, YS, 34 ex.; «ochoticus» species group. Similar to the description of Pt. Omot-Makit River from Omot Lake to the upper reaches, (Cryobius) breviusculus (R.F. Sahlberg, 1844) [Sahlberg, h~1170–1400 m, 7–9.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; source of Omot- 1844]. Makit River, h~1800–2000 m, mountain tundra, 7– 19.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; 30 km south of Mogdy station, h~500 Pterostichus (Cryobius) sp. 2 m, larch-birch forest, 10–20.VII.1997, A. Brinev leg., 1 ex.; Pterostichus (Cryobius) cf. sojot Shilenkov, 2000: Sunduk- Dariya River, 7.IX 1965, O. Kabakov leg., 3 ex. ov, 2013: 38 (Badzhal Range), 137 (source of the Omot-Makit Pterostichus (Lenapterus) saxicola River). (Tschitschérine, 1899) Material. Source of Omot-Makit River, h~1800–2000 m, mountain tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 6 ex.; the upper reaches Pterostichus (Lenapterus) saxicola (Tschitschérine, 1899): of Omot-Makit River, h~1400–1500 m, placer stones, 7– Sundukov, 2005: 809 (Lake Omot; Omot-Makit River; Gerbi 9.VII.1997, YS, 6 ex.; source of Omot River (Urmi River River). basin), h~2000 m, tundra, 10–13.VII.2007, D. Kochetkov leg., Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–900 m, 2 ex. 3–4.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; Omot-Makit River 3 km above the Comment. Probably an undescribed species close to the mouth, h~1000 m, valley coniferous forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 2 South Siberian Pt. homalonotus (Tschitschérine, 1894) or ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, European Pt. negligens (Sturm, 1824). floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1170 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 9– Pterostichus (Cryobius) sp. 3 15.VII.1997, YS, 12 ex.; ibid, 26.VI 2001, E. Novomodnyi leg., Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700 m, 1 ex.; the upper reaches of Omot-Makit River, h~1180– 3.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; ibid, mouth of Omot-Makit River, 1400 m, dark coniferous forest, 7–9.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex. h~900 m, 4.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; 3 km above the mouth of Pterostichus (Metallophilus) interruptus Omot-Makit River, h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1180 m, larch forest at (Dejean, 1828) the foot of the slope, 8–13.VII.1997, YS, 9 ex.; ibid, h~1170 Material. Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 1 h~1100 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15–21.VII.1997, ex.; Omot-Makit River from Omot Lake to the upper reaches, YS, 3 ex.; Omot-Makit River from Lake Omot up to 3 km h~1170–1400 m, 7–9.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex. downstream, h~1050–1170 m, 12.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; Lake Comment. Probably an undescribed species from the Omot, h~1170 m, placer stones by the lake, 9–15.VII.1997, «ochoticus» species group. It is close to Pt. kurosawai Tana- YS, 2 ex.; the upper reaches of Omot-Makit River, h~1400 m, ka, 1958, but noticeably smaller (length 6.5–7 mm), with 9.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; 30 km south of Mogdy station, h~500 m, larch-birch forest, 10–20.VII.1997, A. Brinev leg., 2 ex. 288 Yu.N. Sundukov, O.V. Kuberskaya

Pterostichus (Petrophilus) eximius Zabrini Bonelli, 1810 A. Morawitz, 1862 Amara (Amara) anxia Tschitschérine, 1898 Material. Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, Material. Source of Omot-Makit River, h~1800–2000 m, h~1100 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15–21.VII.1997, mountain tundra, 7–13.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex.; ibid, 14– YS, 17 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1170 m, floodplain dark coniferous 19.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. forest, 9–15.VII.1997, YS, 38 ex.; ibid, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 18 ex.; ibid, 25.VI.2001, E. Novomodnyi leg., 2 ex.; Omot- Amara (Amara) communis (Panzer, 1796) Makit River from Omot Lake to the upper reaches, h~1170– Material. Lower course of Gerbi River, h~600–650 m, 1400 m, 7–9.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex. bank of the river, 2.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. Pterostichus (Phonias) kutensis Amara (Amara) kingdonoides Hieke, 2002 Poppius, 1905 Material. Omot-Makit River from Omot Lake to the Material. Omot-Makit River 3 km above the mouth, upper reaches, h~1170–1400 m, 7–9.VII.1997, YS, 5 ex.; h~1000 m, valley coniferous forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex.; Lake source of Omot-Makit River, h~2000–2100 m, dwarf stone Omot, h~1180 m, larch forest at the foot of the slope, 8– pine tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex. 13.VII.1997, YS, 26 ex.; ibidem, h~1170 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 13–20.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex. Amara (Amara) lunicollis Schiødte, 1837 Material. Lower course of Gerbi River, h~600–700 m, Pterostichus (Pledarus) gibbicollis road in the larch forest, 2.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; middle course (Motschulsky, 1844) of Gerbi River, h~700–900 m, bank of the river, 3–4.VII.1997, Material. Lower course of Gerbi River, h~600–650 m, YS, 3 ex. forest glade, 2.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. Amara (Celia) brunnea (Gyllenhal, 1810) Pterostichus (Tundraphilus) orion bureianus Material. 3 km above the mouth of Omot-Makit River, Brinev, 2001 h~1000 m, dark coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; Omot-Makit River 2 km below Lake Omot, h~1100 m, Pterostichus (Tundraphilus) orion bureianus: Brinev, Shilen- floodplain dark coniferous forest, 15–21.VII.1997, YS, 9 ex.; kov, 2001: 804 (source of the Omot-Makit River); Lake Omot, h~1170 m, floodplain dark coniferous forest, 9– Sundukov, 2013: 130 (Badzhal Range). 15.VII.1997, YS, 7 ex. Material. The upper reaches of Omot-Makit River, h~1500 m, placer stones, 7.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; source of Omot-Makit Harpalini Bonelli, 1810 River, h~1800–2000 m, placer stones, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, Harpalus (Harpalus) affinis (Schrank, 1781) 10 ex. Material. Lower course of Gerbi River, h~600–650 m, on Platynini Bonelli, 1810 the road, 2.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. (Agonum) bicolor Harpalus (Harpalus) laevipes (Dejean, 1828) Zetterstedt, 1828 Material. Gerbi River valley 2–5 km below the mouth of Material. Lake Omot, h~1170 m, floodplain dark Omot-Makit River, h~850–900 m, 4.VII.1997, YS, 6 ex.; 3 km coniferous forest, 9–15.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; ibid, 13– above the mouth of Omot-Makit River, h~1000 m, dark 20.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex. coniferous valley forest, 5.VII.1997, YS, 24 ex.; Omot-Makit River from Lake Omot up to 3 km downstream, h~1050– Lebiini Bonelli, 1810 1170 m, valley coniferous forest, 6.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; ibid, 12.VII.1997, YS, 14 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1170 m, floodplain Cymindis (Baicalotarus) collaris dark coniferous forest, 9–15.VII.1997, YS, 8 ex.; ibid, 13– Motschulsky, 1844 20.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. Cymindis (Baicalotarus) collaris (Motschulsky, 1844): Sun- Agonum (Europhilus) thoreyi dukov, 2011: 336 (Amgun River near Beresovy). Material. Lower course of Gerbi River, h~600–650 m, on Dejean, 1828 the road, 2.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. Material. Lake Omot, h~1170 m, silted shore, 9– 15.VII.1997, YS, 3 ex. Cymindis (Tarulus) vaporariorum (Linnaeus, 1758) Agonum (Olisares) dolens (C.R. Sahlberg, 1827) Cymindis (Tarus) vaporariorum (Linnaeus, 1758): Sunduk- ov, 2011: 340 (source of the Omot-Makit River; 30 km south Material. Middle course of Gerbi River, h~700–800 m, of Mogdy). bank of the river, 3.VII.1997, YS, 2 ex.; Lake Omot, h~1170 Material. Source of Omot-Makit River, h~2000–2100 m, m, silted shore, 9–15.VII.1997, YS, 4 ex. dwarf stone pine tundra, 7–19.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex.; 30 km south of Mogdy station, h~500 m, larch-birch forest, 10– Agonum (Olisares) impressum 20.VII.1997, A. Brinev leg., 3 ex. (Panzer, 1796) Material. Lower course of Gerbi River, h~600–650 m, Conclusion bank of the river, 2.VII.1997, YS, 1 ex. In total, in our article about the Badzhal Range, Sericoda quadripunctata 76 species, 21 genera, and 15 tribes of Carabidae are (De Geer, 1774) indicated. Of them, 68 species from 19 genera and Material. Source of Omot River (Urmi River basin), 15 tribes were found directly in the mountains (zones of h~2000 m, tundra, 10–13.VII.2007, D. Kochetkov leg., 1 ex. mountain forests and mountain tundra). Ground beetles of the central part of the Badzhal Range, Khabarovskii Krai, Russia 289

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